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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
LIMITED srArEs SUPREME COURT.

WARRINGTON. Jan. 2lThe following business was trans
acted in the Supreme Cout Of tho Untsi states today;
No l237Jacob Scale. appellant agt the Parish OF had
49, Appeals from the Circuit Court ofhe United states
for the Western District Of Louisiana ON motion OF fren
tiss Mutt for appellant dismissed with costs.
No 26Maud Eggleson and others plantin IN error aet
the Centennial Mutual Life Association. OF Burlington Iowa.
Circuit Court OF the United States for the
District of Missouri On motion OF James Broad
he in be- alt OF counsel. dismissed with costs
l2s2-Ex pare-In the matter of Lorenzo Snowfhppe
liant Argument continued Franklin Richards for appel
liant by Assistant Attorney General Maury for respondent
and concluded by Geooge TCknOr Curtis for appellant
No l099Frederck Iiap pntin in error, agt III" People
Territory of Utah submitted by Benjamin ahroks aud
William for the pain In and by Assistant Al
torney General MauTy Tor the defendant In error.
Hapt the plaintiff error has bces four times tried for
murder Of Utah. four times found guilty. and
has four Appealed his this Court upon upos
allegations OF Illegally and informally in the rulings
Judge the Instructions the jury The Judgment
of the court below has been three times reversed
No i4S-Thomas Nc ally. appellant agt the steam tug
begun by Eiw af'i - MCCARTHY ioI
appellant and continued by Joseph Moshor for appellee
Adjourned until Monday nett at ~ m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
THE UNPROTECTED BRIDGE AT NIGHT.

THE UNPROIECTED BRIDGE Al NI6df'
The pedestrian who crosses the Bridge between mid
night and wonders sometimes where the night force
Of ninety policemen who guard the structure can be-
Between the New York entrance and the Brooklyn en-
trance distance OF mile and onc-scventh, he will sec
two poicemen-f he any ct alone lurking about
tho base OF each tower But II the pedestrian thinks
these the only policemen on the Bridge he will be mis-
taken II he opens the door OF one of the little wooden
huts ut base Of the towers he will find six or seven
burly policemen warming coffee two three oil stoves
These take turns at patroAng the platforms around tho
towers The division OF tune gives each man about one
and oneourth hours OF actual patrol duty. Never by
any chance do any OF them get away from the towers
Two or three highway robberes and four five murders
could committed the long unguaried land spans or
the arch that stretches the waer unknown TO
these policemen the distance would he too great 70 SEQ
what going and II tho wind was blowing up or
down Bridge cries shouts would be hoard
far away the towers II IA tho general impression
among belnted night foot travellers over the lonely and
deserted stretches OF tho Bridge that some Of the patrol
men should stroll the structure at least once
Q, erv hour; thrce considered ample proteAs
for each tower at time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
MICHAEL DAVITT TALKING TO SOLDIERS

The 89th Regiment Armory crowded last evening by
about two thou sand IRISH Americans 10 greet Michael Day
present Company T. Captain Thomas Nor.
timer IN It's ekly battalion drill MT Davt was loudly
cheer; as he cred the drlroom $50 o'clock acom
panied by Colonel anagh Austin T. Ford Adnaut
Moran, Captain Hugh toemnn Lieutenant John u, Moods
Lieutenant Paul T. Leonard Tie full strength of the
company 100 paraded and went through their
sklfuliy.
hen Mr. Davltt stepped 20 tho centre OF the hall I'm com
pany with Colonel Cavanagh and made spec IA con.
graduating Captain Mortimer the excel oil
mand
although know said he, 81 more tho
OF the tongue than OF the sword si
again the United states tie strong arm OF s
people preserve the Union the liberty this great Com
monweafh Will be reader 10 respond than ne boy
oil the B0tll."
Captain Mortimer replied, and then M Dayitt went 10
Company A. Captain Hugh Coemans where ho made
short speech 10 which Captain Coleman responded
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Sos. La, lea. lai. los. be-. :OO. 2O3. 2O5.


DID The ELECTRIC SHOCK OR FALL XIII NM
An autopsy failed TO reveal yesterday whether Fred
erck smons who fell from "a ladder after cutting an
electric wire at the Nc.ey ilre the day before.
killed by the shock OF electricity by tho fall Deputy
Coroner jenkins. who conducted the postmorem
nation found Of electric action In the body
there a confusion behind the right ear. due the
fall of twenty feet. After the examination Dr. Jci-
kns said that he would give good deal" II he could
ascertain definitely whether the electric shock was the
Of death A. he obliged Ia write the
death certificate, " Cause Of death being fall from lad
der and shock from electricity" lie thus covered both
Causes
President Lynch 81 the United States Electric Lighting
Company said have not the least Idea that the clrc
tric shock caused the death OF Mr. lie was hand
ling the wire Just he had hundreds OF times before and
= many other hnemen have done lie u manu-
facturcI himself and acquainted with all the details of
the work. In cutting the wire lie undoubtedly
full current. he had done before ard my own
has several times. But the current IL strong
enough u kill man II gives him an unpleasant shak
ingup TO De but IN experience of six and
with 900 In employ In that time there has not
been any injury 10 lincinan from electric shock The
current IL continuous one III our system II II the
tcrmittcnt current that Kills"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
BROOKIYN.

The sale OF pews Brooklyn Tabernacle will take
place IN Monday evening.
Henry Beecber has been elected honorary member
Of the Young Mems Hebrew Association
Mayor whitney has been asked by supervisor Lyman and
other ocas Fatbus 20 have the city provide lights In
Flatbushave from Vanderbiitave. 10 the city line
Frederick Martin succeeds Ebert snedeker ss general
was formerly super ntendent Of the road.
Tho members OF Fort Greene Presbyterian Church who
sG% ss5S'ss preach H ior 0 new
qqT and ne sTsr
teriay succeed George L. Fox lawyer. who resigned
Tss Post s ss1ns lsfS . MsIs s9 ana nS
s erred sS 81 1880 Hu''' '''' 1'
division of the spells Navy Yard has been agreed
upon by The leaders OF tie two cities The Brook.
y. Ts sS Il
Of Edward Ca r as receiver OF provisions under Pay d.
United Deputy Marshals have made six arrest. in
SsR Pn
z ssa % as S. Fl. as.
q Ss 5s
York Of inaictng injuries by clubbing him Which he ieas
theatrical firm johnson Mack in New York fortnight
isG ana w sny Te plain cohe and
CURED over the accidental opening o. sGse aa n9r
club. Erysipeas has set IN.
The cable road being constructed IN has been
owns the franchise to L. Johnson, Of Cleveland. o. and
Alexis DUPONT Wilmington DEL who are TO pay for the
They leased 10 the Brooklyn
Gable Company BY the terms Of the lease the road TO be IN
op ration Fulton Ferry by March 10 anu
through Central-ave by October The properly has been
mortgaged 10 the Central Trust Company f0rsoOoooo
Mayor whitney Corporation Counsel jerks and the Alder
meme Committee Water and Drainage heh secret con
ference yesterday in regard TO the deadlock between he A.
Works Commissioner Conner In reference 10
the proposed extension OF the Water Works The Alder.
men have insisted Commissioner shall advertise for
prop osais from contractors before they make me
the appropriation Of the estimated 81 shall DO
made the proposals. sought The dculty IL wholly
the the Aldermen would ap
prove the in the other the City Works Commis
Corporation Counsel will have to solve the din
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THE COURTS.
BlTs OF LEGAL NEWS.

suit brought by William Parry TO recover $500 from the
American Opera Company for four weeks service as
stage manager adjourned In the City Court Yesterday
nnf nett FRIDAY Mean the testimony OF Theodore
Thomas for defence viii be taken by com in Phil
adepha For IL maintained that under the agree
ment Parry could be discharged at any time his services
were unsatisfactory.
car derailed by misplaced switch the Eric Railroad
on Dececmber "a, 1888 rolled down an embantmen al
Manuel Junction Several passengers were injured among
whom was Mira Rosa Rtodder. Her eyesght perma-
nently impaired and she sued the railroad company for
tce Williams IN supreme Court and verdict was rem
dered for $1,000.
Justce Dugro Superior Court yesterday denied
Application John HarrO1for mandamus 10 compel
tie Excse Commits TO grant him license tn sell
inuor At No sos Ninhave There three liquor stores
ON one block and three the next block
Judgments fines Of 500 each for nonatendance were
entered yesterday against ninety jurors In the supreme
Court and nifty in the Superior Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
WORK OF THE PARK DEPARTMENT.

The Department Of Public Parks has sent tho Mayor
report OF Its work for the quarter ending December 81
Tue work OF destroying Insects In the parks has been
carried on With great vigor ami good results There
more than 1000 species of Doxous insects working
the trees shrubs and paHts The work OF determination
has been done by the en;omoosist and two men. and
part of the with the help Of only one The
elm trees in ths Boulevard the control OF the De
baTment Public Works not protected and they act
a. breeding and distributing ground for the elm beetle
post.
the number OF arrests for the quarter war l9l. OF
which 1865 were men and 25 women. There were
twelve accidents and forty eIgt runaways, OF which
Sineteen nero ped by mounted park Keepers an
tWenty-six by keepers foot. There fourt sen
collisions One suicide took place In Central Park and
enc man fonnd dead there. Tie widening OF Filth
ave. Ons-hundi and-tenths authorized by the
Legislature TO form plaza at the northeast cornr Oh
Central .'drk, will be carried ont 10y tho Board.
In addition 10 Waldo Hutcins and Jordan l.. Mott jr
Smith +. Lane mentioned Yesterday as candidate
for Park Commissioner IL was said that Mayor Hewitt
would accept the resignation OF Commissioner CrimmDs
and that Mr.. Lane would DO appointed IN Mr.. Grim
Dinss place. Mr.. Lane serred for five years IN The
Park Board retiring only a;ew years ago Waldo Hutch
ms also served several years IN tue department.
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DANGER OF A SMALLPOX OUTBREAK.
UNABLE TO rvD ONE OF THE PArrEN1s-MEAsLEs
IN THE FOUNDING ASYLUM.

UNABLE TO PIyD ONE OF THE PATIENTs-MEAsLh'
IN THE FOUNDING ASYLUM
Reuorts Of seven new cnses of smallpox In the city
vere received at the Sanitary Bureau yesterday r-
ui,bnr ample proof that the contagion has spread
RAPIDLY since last week. Some OF the Health Depart
mont physicans said the indie were that the city
could not escape an epidemic OF tne aiseaso @ ~
Ia the house No. 768 Seventh-ay> where two Gases
were discovered last week Other cases were 81 nos
4cS and 463 West Ffty-secondst., o4| Elovent IN
ave-. 744 Ninth-ave, 1913 Vest Fiftieth-st and 10Y
East Eighty ninth-st Dr. J. b. Taylor, OF the SAM,
tary Bureau said that Frederick Schoener OF No. I44
Ninthaye., had cvaded the sanitary officers. Pny.
stan sent report to DIR Taylor carly In the day that
Schoenert suffering from smallpox and an nsPeo-
tor was sent to make an investigation.
Before the inspector reached the tenemen, mouse
Schoenert had lett his In order to escape Deng
sent to the hospital OH NORTH Brother Island Men,
beers of his family said they could not tell where ne
had gone. The inspector concluded that Sch0enert
was hiding some in the neighborhood and sent
TO Dr. TAYLOR tor assistance In searching for HIM. Dr.
Tuyor sent two sanitary policemen, who were told 10
warn the friends and neighbors OF the missing man
that he would spread smallpox in every lace where
he obtained shelter In the afternoon Dr. Taylor went
upow TO prosecute the search saying that the dan
Qcr of having smallpox patient at large in the city
was too great to permit OF any neglect Late In the
dsy no arrest had been made and Schoenert had not
been found The other patients were removed to
North Brother Island. The record at the SANITARY
Bureau described them IS ioows b;d Nan AGA
West Fifty second-st Schroeder. No. b42 Eleventh
ave-; Hinkic. woman, No. 1853 Seventh-ave;; MURPHY
bow No lO7 East Eighty nnth-st., and MoDcnnel,
man, No. 1923 West tifticth-st. The Disinfeoting
Corps went to the houses and fumigated the rooms
which had been occupied by the patients and nspec-
tors were kept busy vaccinatng all the persons VINO
The OF measles also showed signs OF furtner
increase yesterday when the resident physician OF
Eew-YOrk Founding Asylum reported that iorty-nse
children in that institution were suffering IRON tho
diseasc.
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THE COURT or APPEALS.

ALBAsY Jan. 2lIn tho Court oil Appeals today tho FOL
low ing business was transacted.
No l7O-Mary kinney infant, respondent. agt the
Prospect Pak ara Iathush lih0l ohpsny
appellant Argued by samuel Morris or appellant. IN
thony Barrett Tor respondent
80 ~ I'm the matter of the general assignment OF I
Christian Meyer Argued by l. Kuscr for appellant W
IsTncd for respondent,
Nos l73 l7sPcter Tilyon appellant ag' tho Town Of
others respondents. Argued by Gcorgt
Avery Edward Hapallo iof appellant j Gaynor for
respondent -
No I8J-Mary Verne. infant respondent. Rgt. The
Central aud Hudson River l:alfoid Company. Ar
gument begun by Esok COwen for appellant farmcntcr
for respondent,
The OF Appeal, day calendar for January q Is
follows
Nos III, 1913, I9i, 100, 1913. coo 2O3. 2O5.
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING AEWS.


h. r I,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Kovno (Br, Nelll Hull Dec 90 Boston with
| ml-e sanderson & son.
with m,dsc AMI passengers to Bowrins & Archibald
s team y EnSr sickle Nc" days with md''
steamer Gayaniotte Kelley Newport News and West
poni IA viii nlse aud passengers old dominion 50 Co
steamer Cartagrna fBr. sa~le baltimore ballast TO
steamer ancona Bennett Portland. with ndse and pas
ship Anna GER Mcnsens Hamburg 30 days with hides
toorder vessel to ,IST% asso k0SP &c Sov,
viii, pmpty barrels order % burgess
G1r mc aG1a H% Tob. % days. with
to aasr vessel to Fnnch Edy. I. Co VII" muse
oaiS cS1a s.aPs1T A"s sO 4, Lisbon 20 days.
.mny narreis to Robinson Co; vessel to Ewei
narK Ethel co' L,vercoc sopp parahyba 81 days with
'" Rark jose Mcco Maianras days, with sugar
W %T%n SeGr "a SsTs Tn ;sss
Arrived Yesterday
steamer yca.seo Plat Fernandna4 days Charleston
with m,lse and passengers TO VIM Clyde & 90.
suNsE1-winda at sanv Hook. moderate. NNE, cloudy.
| Al city Island, ligh', y; clear.
CLEARED
| Steamer repanto Trl irwin. Hul-sanderson e Son.
steamer crystal rl stannard. Leith simpson. spence
steamer we-ornland (Beg). Randle. Antwerp
sisamS La champagne CFr. Traub do Be-
Steamer cry Antonio Wilder Royal
nandina e il MALLORY e co.
Steamer ola Dominion Smith, Norfolk, City Point and
'' steamer Dalbeato IN Gregory Newport News-w W
Ship America rortl. soares. Oporto-G Amsnck & Co.
| shIp Athlon OBJ Dexter, Lonton-C W Bcrtaux
Evancl 'ulcofd Ellzabeth ana East London
'p BARK ratmo, CSo Roth Fernandlna runeh Edge
| Dr,e Atalaya, Eve Cicnfuegos-Bogart - Folsom
| Rrie Johanna, Brands. Havana-Swan& Son.
scr Mary Gunner ORR. Wark. Cayenne. FIR Guana-F w
sehp Alice Montgomery. Lavender Carcnas waydel Co
SAILED
Steamer. California and East Anglia for London City of
San Antonio Fcrnandlna: st George Norfolk (hsvng
| pared: .. h.. u...,
| Ranks crusader Tor London Linden, Hamburg; Law
| yokohoma India. Hamburg.
| Brlg RUDY, for Port spain.
MISCELLANEOUS
eteamer (r) Rea from New York has
nut Greenock with screw shaft and stern
| and has been dockel
| FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON. Jan 2l-Arrivcd steamer InneIibe (Br) shaw
| 0lKESsrows 2i-Passed. steamer Republic (Br) IT.
| wing from iivorpoo, on her TO New-YOrk.
MIDLEsBoRo Jan 2O-saied. steamer Santiago for New.
sourHAxproS Jan 2saiod steamer saaie (Ger) Richter
| FROM Bremen hence for New-York
(Bslg) Schmidt from Newi0rk Jan D. her way ~ Ant
| Rkow HEAD, Jan 2l-Passed. steamer Vancouver tBr,
Iandsl from NewYork Jan IL On her "
| LIZARD Jan 2l-Psased steamer Leerdam Dtch, steren
dr-ght. from HewYork IAN Oh hsr NAY u Rotterdam
kARsRiLLx4 Jan lo-Arrved steamer Cheribon tFr, An
Jan ip-salsd steamer Aiesls Fr vaatt for New York
PALIKho. Jan ltsaisd. steamer 0ottaro ltai Dilper
TO- for Fsw-fork. --f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

Police Board yesterday received letter from Trustee
Mitchell OF the Scotch Prcsbyte Church. in West Four
teenthst complaining that the excise openly yo.
lated at the BOu. No 81 West Fourtecnths near the
church: Last fall the Board OF Excise resused To reney
license the place then held by Thesis cen.a WAS
granted 10 Corbett who promised III bnt hs
cense revoked when proof furnished the
frequented by dsordery persons. An injunction WAS
the Board but the police have mado several
place Mr. MitchoFs letter stated that te church
property had been damaged seriously by tho
nightly presence OF women In the bar. rom.
He also furnished anidavits Of persons who
liquor openly at the bar In
license revoked copy OF the letter 10 .
MARITIME by order OF the Police Boar sccon
statement OF the arTests made Core
and declaration that the police have evidence " lhe
persons arrested MI. MARITIME viii bring hem u irlai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
pLAyyIy0 4 BIG REPUBLICAN, DINNER

The first dinner Of the Republican Club OF this
city will place Saturday. February IL, the ami
versary Of Lncolns birthday, at Demonicos The CON-
mttee arrangements arc putting vigorous efforts to
make dinner and TO establish the custom OF
having great Republican dinner IN New-York every
year OF ncons birthday Among those invited 10 DC
are James O.. Blaine, Senator Eyarts, eKJudge Moan
Davis. Chauncey NJ Depcw. senatoreect Hscock, Cen
era sherman, John ID. Long. William Walter Phelps
Levi r. Norton Robert T. Lincoln Senator Aldrfch ef-
Minister Andrew d. White. General Hustled Chester D.
Cole and the Republican Governors OF all the States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
DOW, JONES q CO.'S STOLEN DISPATCH.

The Western Union Telegraph Company sent Q reply
yesterday to Dow, Jones Co., tho Wall street News
Agency which recently alleged that its news being
stolen by private rm It said in defence that the
dispatch said 10 be stolen received from the
caf news department OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company, and on this representation the Dow Jones
20 Agency Immediately demanded some explain alton
from that company An Investigation was st once begun
and yesterday communicatoa was sent TO tho Wall
Street firm Dr. Green. president OF the telegraph COM
pany declined TO make any statement In regard 70 the
matter and In Office OF the press agent OF the compa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
GEN. NEWTOyS REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS

in the Department Of Public Works because OF In
sufficient appropriations: Peter J. Moran clerk $1,000
cIerk 81 200; Eugene f. Lthbridge clerk, $1,000;
W. A. A. Carsey. inspector Of sewers - day Albert T.
Waite foreman, So Matthew w Carswell and H. Ryan
inspectors OF ncumbranees three axmen at ~ o. and
twenty sborers At 81 General Newton appontea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
ON Trial EoR KnLlY0 HIS BRorHRR.1x.1AK

John H. Moore. young ooored man. placed on Trial
yesterday before Judge 0doroevs charge murder
degree His vito and sister, who sst In witness
box chief against him. He scousad
klips his brother pAw. Prancis Housman. April a.
1885 Housmsn asked Moore BEATING his Moore
returned later and stabbed his
with butcher knife. causing bis desth jury
obtained when tle court adiournei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

wysTcURsrRR-Colone Elliott T. Shepard gave lecture
in inc First Church Thursday evening
"Jerusalem the Golden " to large audience.
s,yo sNo-Johp Flynn. whose sentence commuted BY
oovernor TO instead OF eighteen years.
discharged from prison yesterday Flynn . tho man who
the ears Of Mrs Frederick de Barry In Ffthave In 1871
vsRPLAxK's PoISTon Thursday afternoon Mary Conger
ma eon and Alice Tomkins crossed 10
this village the Ice When returning home the young
women ali fell into hole Many people distance
Jaw the accident started 10 assist the girls Miss HicksoB
however wled and bracing herself on the rough
from precarious position with icles cngns to their
Inc women proceeded their
Being soon accompanied by admrng crowd Of
and ekaters
MOUNT yERNoy-It stated that the Post Office Depart
ment has promised establish post Office at Washington
Vile village in the town OF East Chester and that
Jacob Mendery will be the postmaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
NEWARK.

1.-THE man who committed suicide Tuesday night by
{pg himself OF Pennsylvania train Alexander
Bennett OF Vergennes. VI
The auditing OF Ticket Agent Moore at the
Frosd street Station of the Central Railroad compl,ted
Yesterday It that the shortage amounts to
About $1,000 Moore las not been since last Friday.
The trial Cohen Mary Cohen and Ferdinand Boer
canspg the death OF Kassimn Lysakowsh on
Nay concluded Yesterday The two men were &C
quilted and Mary Cohen was convicted Of smpe assault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
VARIOUS NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

WEST HoBoKHE-An oil lamp was overturned on Thursday
night in Mrs Brummer's house alarm OF
Ore was siven Willie responding TO Matthew Ludlow
member Eagle Engine Company was run over by the en-
CINE. receiving fatal injuries
RABwAY-The old established firm OF A. JHrdins Co..
manmfactcrs wall paper In this city for many
years past, has dissolved
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are in progress 10 establish the
FRA mai delivery city shortly having recently been
added to the entitled to It. The First Baptist
Church give 600 toward supplying the Baptist
COLLEGE at Rchmond with library
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY e. 1881

NJ It was said that the investigation had not been CON-
pieted Mr. Jones' Of the firm Of Dow, Jonee Co, Do
clined make public the reply OF tho western Unseo
Company until an answer 10 it had been prepared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
BRISTOR NOT WITH HOWE HUAMBL.
Ia renort xas nuhlished xesterdaY that thu Rev.

George Btor Of Spring Valley recently expelled from
alleged assault young In his en-
poy had become member OF The Law nrm OF Howe Hum
Mr. Hummel said yesterday 10 not an ots Of truth In
the We possibly need minister hero but "a We
partners the firm attending " criminal practice
hardly require Mr. Brtstor's services"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
Jersey CITY.

The only feature Yesterday In the Lora.d tobacco
Of the This makes about 700 Of tho employees who
gone back was said that committee OF tho srker
had been lay hcr grievances before the fr
but they had not reached the factory closing time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
MANY NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED

nrstst. west OF Eightha at cost of s2oOo0 Morris
Rusendor proposes building brick at No. 30 Delaney
st. $4,000 and another at No. l4l East
cost Alexander Moore intends build ast bSuss
At No go Ninth TO cost SIS 900. william IL Bnrmsnn
will build house 10 cost $4,000 In 0nehundrcd and iiy
nrst st. Courtlandtave and Peter DoeEer win srec
dst house at EEhth-ave and Einesesnth-st n cos;
COS 600 Plans Of tho above were nlsd yesterday in u
buildings Bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

uIRST PANEL OF JURORS FOR ONEIL'S TRIAL.
n nrst panel of sevcnty-nye names from which an
9oi Mi be made to select jury to try exAlderman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
AnnouncementA

Albert Lewis, NJ. D.. Z Beach-st.. New York.
Diseases Of the system from whatever cause
Specially for Last ~ Years. Hours 10 to and to n